Shaftsbury Chicken Pie Supper and Scout Registration Notice
The WSCS chicken pie supper will be at the First Methodist Church social room with 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. servings chaired by Mrs. Shirley Sanders. Tickets available at the door or from John Millington. Cub Scouts should register for the year at Cole Hall Tuesday 7 to 7:30 p.m. with parents, per Alvan J. Lawrence. Fire Prevention Week program set for Tuesday at the elementary school starting 7 p.m. demonstrations on extinguishers and a talk by Fire Chief Charles O. Becker on home safety and escape plans, followed by Q and A.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Shirley Sanders
John Millington
Cole Hall
Alvan J. Lawrence
Pack Committee
Charles O. Becker
Becker
Pownals Churches Set Meetings Next Week
The Rev. William Hunsicker, pastor of the Congregational and Baptist Churches, announced quarterly business meetings for both churches. Oct 10 at 7 p.m. in South Pownal and Oct 11 at 7:30 p.m. in North Pownal. The Baptist Ladies' Fellowship will sponsor a food sale Saturday at the Pic-N Pac starting 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunsicker
Congregational
South Pownal
North Pownal
Ladies’ Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Pic-Npac
Concertmaster Named For Berkshire Symphony
Daniel Grove a Wichita Kansas violinist was named concertmaster of the Berkshire Symphony in a joint Berkshire Symphony and Williamstown schools announcement. He will teach in Williamstown Elementary string program assist with Williams College Chamber Music and Berkshire Symphony Youth Orchestra and help with strings at Mount Greylock Regional High School. Grove graduated from Wichita State University where he led the university orchestra and played four seasons with the Wichita Symphony. He has studied and performed at Dartmouth College and Yale University. The post is supported by a Rockefeller Foundation grant to the Berkshire Symphony and a joint appointment with the orchestra and Williamstown Public Schools.
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Williamstown
Mass
Daniel Grove
Wichita
Kans
Berkshire Symphony
Julius Heggs
Richard Donati
Grove
Williams College
Mount Greylock
Wichita State University
Wichita Symphony
Dartmouth College
Yale University
Rockefeller Foundation
Orchestra
Library Trustees To Meet In Arlington Vermont
Arlington Vermont hosts a Vermont Library Trustee Association meeting on October 26 from 8 to 9 30 p m. Proctor resident Sanborn Partridge is association president. Public invited to hear What’s Brewing for Better Libraries and discuss library support and expected state and federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Martha Canfield
Vermont Library Trustee Association
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
Jolly Green Joint Reopens As Italian Restaurant
Manchester welcomed its first full time Italian restaurant the Jolly Green Joint formerly an afterhours club now run by P John Griffin and his wife Nancie The reopening includes a 500 foot kitchen lounge and dining area new staff led by manager Ronald Johnson and chef Jack Kerson with eight to ten menu items and imported wines during ski season up to 12 staff will be employed renovations feature new bar lighting repaneling carpeting a larger entrance and parking lot
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Manchester
Jolly Green
P. John
Grafton Inn
Griffin
Nancie
Ronald Johnson
Five Flys
John Conover
Johnson
Bondville Fair White Elephant Booth Nets 370 For Lunch Fund
Winhall-Bondville Winhall Community School Club reports the Bondville Fair white elephant booth raised 370 dollars for the school lunch fund, with a 30 dollar donation bringing the total to 400. Local residents and visitors stop by en route to other towns, while church services and store changes blend into a busy weekend in Stratton area.
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Winhall
Old Road
Reginald T. Edwards
Newburgh
N.Y
Joseph J. Baldwin
Stoneham
Mass
Chester P. Henshaw
Bondville Methodist Church
Sidney Lambert
E. Urner Goodman
Memorial
Penney Farms
Fla
Goodman
Innisfree
Grange Installs Officers and Sets Community Events
Deputy Carleton Philpott led a Grange installation with regalia bearer Mrs. Paul Cipperly and others. New officers include Master David Cornell and Overseer Donald Hewitt Jr. Committees named. Mrs. Carleton Philpott elected junior matron. Past Master Omer Brenenstuhl received a jewel. First dance titled Townsmen and John Bridgewater to be held Saturday. card party planned Oct 14. Lecturer Mrs Knapp presented “Where To From Here” program. Ladies Night planned with theme Fall Splendor.
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Carleton Philpott
Paul Cipperly
Ralph D. Griswold
Carl Jester
David Cornell
Donald S. Hewitt Jr
Wilfred Knapp
Joseph Clancy Jr
Mark Brown
Donald S. Hewitt Sr
N. Clifford Cottrell
Almor Hewitt
Almon Hewitt
Wendell Carey
Ceres
Harry von Haggin Sr
Flora
Florence Durkee
Omer Brenenstuhl
John Hoag
Cornell
Joseph Clancy Sr
Lucy Williams
William Harrington
Ralph J. Griswold
Master Cornell
Geraldine Cornell
Janie Sturgell
Fremont Haswell
Donald S. Hewitt
Knapp
Taylor B. Light
Perry Pine
Arlea Brenenstuhl
Arthur Moseley
Job Corps Manager To Speak In Marlboro Lecture Series
Marlboro Dr. Clark C. Abt assistant director and project manager of Job Corps Women s Demonstration Project Cambridge MA will speak Oct 9 at 8 pm in the college dining hall on Systems Analysis of Social Issues His talk covers quantitative analysis computer simulation operational gaming and cost effectiveness studies applied to major public policy problems Abt a PhD from MIT Johns Hopkins MA and founder of ABT Associates designed Simpolis and contributed to Project Delphi Also note Airman J C Thomas Quinn son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Quinn of 31 Southworth St Williamstown on duty in Thailand formerly with Suh Bomb Wing Travis AFB and Mt Greylock grad
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Dr. Abt
M.st
Johns Hopkins University
MIT
Williamstown
Mass
J.C. Thomas O. Quinn
Thomas F. Quinn
Southworth St
Ubon Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Quinn
Pacific Air Forces
Suh
Travis Afb
Calif
Mt. Greylock
State College of
Peru woman wed Norman Richardson in Darien chapel
Mrs. James Hedges formerly Barbara Macfarlane of Noroton Conn was married last week Wednesday to Norman Richardson of Landgrove at St Luke s Episcopal Chapel in Darien. They reside in Landgrove with Richardson s children Michael and Sally Hedges who will attend Union No 20 School Londonderry Nancy Hedges 16 will stay in Noroton living with relatives. James Hedges son is a sophomore at St Lawrence College. A painting titled A White Horse by Barbara Comfort Landgrove artist exhibited at SVAC was shown in Stratton Festival of Art and pictured on Page 1 of Fridays Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hedges
Barbara Macfarlane
Noroton
Stratton Festival of Art
Landgrove
Barbara Comfort
SVAC
Pine Cobble Sets 1967 Schedule and Captains
Pine Cobble selects Sandy Erickson of Williamstown as captain for 1967. A scrimmage with Berkshire Country Day School is planned Friday October 13 at 2:15 at Pine Cobble. A Pine Cobble varsity soccer game vs BCD at Clark Field 1:45, and the IV soccer team meets BCD at Pine Cobble at 2. Tennis day Saturday October 14 features co captains Brad Davis Bennington and Russell Davis Williamstown with a 10:45 start at Williams College courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble
Sandy Erickson
Berkshire Country Day School
Lenox
Clark Field
Pine Cobble School
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Vera Langlais
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main ST
Bennington
Joe
Mayflower
Bondville
John C. Slade
Order of the Arrow of the
Boy Scouts of America
John Slade
Gilbert Stebbins
Vergennes
Silas McBee
Roslyn
L.I
Strattonwald
J.W. Hennessy
Ella K. Demag
Luman Demag
Stratton Corner Store, Inc
Tom and
Phyllis Leypoldt
Philadelphia
Leypholdt
Pearl Buck
Theodore Harris
Pearl Buck Foundation
Leypoldt
J. W. Hennessey
Vt. 30
Grange News
ABT Associates, Inc
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Peru
Alice Dibble
North Bennington RD
Bennington, VT
Atkins
Atkins and Gould
Jewelers
Venith
E.T. Williams
Vermont
Europe
France
England
Mary Elizabeth Combe
Dorsety
South Dorset
Wilma Taylor
Morse Hill Road
Dorset
Rutland
East Dorset
Rse Hill Road
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